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If it isn't too much trouble, try your queries on blekko and let us know what you think. We actually have a /programming slashtag that is very useful for these
by jggonz 13y ago
If it isn't too much trouble, try your queries on blekko and let us know what you think.
We actually have a /programming slashtag that is very useful for these kind of queries.
http://blekko.com/ws/?q=how+to+zip+a+list+in+ruby+%2Fruby http://blekko.com/ws/?q=how+to+zip+a+list+in+ruby+%2Fruby
http://blekko.com/ws/?q=seattle+dumpling+restaurant+that+is+famous+in+singapore http://blekko.com/ws/?q=seattle+dumpling+restaurant+that+is+...
Just for fun... results in tablet-friendly format:
http://izik.com/?q=seattle%20dumpling%20restaurant%20that%20is%20famous%20in%20singapore http://izik.com/?q=seattle%20dumpling%20restaurant%20that%20...
- jggonz 13y agoWe also have local results: http://izik.com/?q=seattle%20dumpling%20restaurant http://izik.com/?q=seattle%20dumpling%20restaurant
- drakaal 13y agoI like slash tags and Booleans, but the truth is search should work with out the need for those things. We support - to make things go away. Later we will expose some of the cooler things we do behind the scenes like "reviews" or "instructional" or "oped" searches, or "Simple English" but we want to do that in a way that doesn't require syntax. "If it requires syntax it isn't user friendly" is our internal battle cry.
- greglindahl 13y agoYeah, it's definitely the case that users don't want to learn or type syntax in a search engine -- Daniel Russell of Google says that a majority of searchers think they are advanced users of search engines, but a majority of them don't know about or use "" or -. That's why blekko and izik both invoke that syntax "under the hood", automatically -- starting in November 2011.